Unbelievable eco-resorts in Central and South America

Tierra Chiloé is an eco friendly luxurious spa lodge in Chile, where daring adventures meet serene comfort and authentic experiences. The architecturally impressive hotel sits on an island where changeable weather conditions are used to provide heating and ventilation. The building itself mimics elements found in local fishing communities. If you are someone who enjoys spectacular views, here you’ll have plenty – panoramic windows open up to the Pacific Ocean, and you can watch the everchanging water and sky blending together in the distance. The interiors heavily incorporate wood which creates a natural feeling throughout the space – it’s both modern and minimalistic. Tierra Chiloé offers a range of activities perfect for those eager to explore and an on-site spa for relaxation afterwards. Whether you prefer to hike, bike, or sail, not a day will go by without a new adventure on the horizon. The hotel’s in-house restaurant has a farm-to-table approach, which takes advantage of its local fishing communities and seasonal ingredients. Expect a plethora of seafood dishes and mouthwatering Chilean cuisine.

Cala Luna in Costa Rica takes a mindful approach to luxury travel by offering its customers a variety of holistic wellness treatments for the body and the soul, as well as taking every bit of care to protect the surrounding area. This boutique hotel in Central America uses solar power and weaves other sustainability practices into its everyday operations to achieve a carbon neutral status. Cala Luna harmoniously sits amidst a protected sea turtle reserve with a semi-private beach. Surrounding palm trees and azure waters make it easy to believe you’re in a tropical paradise. It only takes a few minutes to walk from the rooms to the beach, and guests have access to free bicycles for exploring the nearby town of Tamarindo. The bungalow-style guest rooms and villas are designed in natural, earthy tones, while the wood-beam vaulted ceilings add to the spacious feeling. Finish your days by enjoying lovely gourmet meals in the hotel’s restaurant, which has a farm-to-table approach (the hotel has its own organic farm garden).

If you want your next trip to be an unforgettable experience, look no further – the Treehouse Lodge in the Peruvian Amazon is unlike anything else! In the place where the serene and protected Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers meet near the Pacaya Samiria Reserve, the all-inclusive treehouse lodges offer a unique perspective on the Peruvian rainforest that often remains unseen by travellers. Each treehouse has a different height in the tree canopy, but all offer first-row seats to witness birds and monkeys in their natural habitat. And while the bungalows seamlessly mix in with the surroundings, you won’t have to compromise on everyday comforts as they all have crisp white linens, bathrooms, and comfortable furnishings. The all-inclusive packages at the Treehouse Lodge mean that a variety of excursions available are all free of extra charge. Whether you’re keen to witness the sunrise or sunset with river dolphins during a boat ride on the Amazon, go for a jungle walk, or participate in a blowdart gun workshop, it’s all there for you to enjoy. So are three quality meals each day, prepared Peruvian-style by world-class chefs.

Patagonia has long inspired adventure seekers with its dreamy and otherworldly mountain landscapes. Torres del Paine National Park is perhaps the most well-known (and most photographed) part of Patagonia, with its soaring peaks and pale turquoise waters. EcoCamp Patagonia is an award-winning dome hotel in the heart of the national park that invites you to connect with nature in comfort without having to endure the elements. The hotel proudly displays its Environmental Management System certification, which means it is fully carbon-neutral. The geodesic dome-shaped eco lodges offer comfortable glamping and magnificent views of the surrounding peaks. Wood-burning stoves will not only keep you warm but also add to the cosy feeling in the domes that have en suite bathrooms and open terraces. The domes harmoniously blend in with their surroundings, and their design draws inspiration from the practices of nomadic Patagonian people that once lived in these territories. At EcoCamp Patagonia, you’ll be able to take your pick from a range of guided activities that are organized daily – pack your down jacket and hiking boots, and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime!

Machu Picchu is one of the most significant landmarks in the whole world. Despite that, the majority of people who visit, tend to do that on a day trip and without really getting to know the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Peru’s Cusco region. Explora en Valle Sagrado invites visitors to stay longer and really get to know this stunning part of South America. In addition to sleek and modern guest rooms, top-quality gastronomy, and a spa housed in a former hacienda, Explora en Valle Sagrado offers around 40 guide-led experiences that will reveal the wonders of the Urubamba valley. The interiors of the 44 rooms and six suites are heavily influenced by the natural elements (wood, in particular) and the clean lines prominent in Scandi architecture. This creates a truly zen experience that you’d expect, when surrounded by the Andes mountains. Meals are equally impressive and will fuel you for a day of adventures ahead (yes, there are packed lunches, too).

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